New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10

both pension bils have become laws One has passed
tho House. two wero adversely roported. and tho 10
Parker has introduced bin tD amend tho Oleomar-
Sarino law by raising the tax to ak oents pound.
He has also offered three pension bills
OF the twenty six bills and sS Se
came q law, ono vetoed. ono
favorabH reported. two wore reported adversely
relief bill has passed. the House this session, and
the remainder slumber In committee. Mr. Payne has
offered three lens on bills this winter.
OF the ion bi Is introduced by Mr. Plndar, two both
pension bi IS, have become laws The rest VIII die
In committee
Mr. Pul ter orered Fly two billsone for tho New
York Harbor Commission and ono TO pension Mrs.
General Hancock. Both slumber on committee mes,
but bIl to grant TensiOn 10 Mrs. Hancock became
s. S Cox who succeeded Mr.. Pulitzer bas offered
three bills and Joint resolutions at this session. one
provides for an appropriation of not less than TO.
100000 for coast offences. and the other provinces
that elected to fill vacancy In Congress snail
be paid from the date Of the vacancy provided that No
shall not have received the salary OF any other oeo
for tie aIe period.
Mr. sawyer's bills numbered even score. OF which
one pens on bill became law. Three. after running
the gauntlet Of House and senate, were killed by Pres
dental veto One passed. the House. and is pending
in tho Semitic ono has boon favorably reported to tho
House. and the remainder probably Will Ole In com
nit re- Mr.. Sawyer has Offered one pension Dill at
this session.
or tho eleven bills offered by Mr. Sessions mono has
become a law: although two have passed the House,
one cng q bill to prohibit pool selling In the Dis
trct OF Columbia substitute for the bill TO provide
for tho allotment in scveraly OF the lands OF tho
Seneca In ans In New-York has been reported Tho
rest OF Mr. scssionss bills probably will remain whore
they and the prospect that the Seneca LANDS Dill
Will hoe, a law IL not promising
Mr. Sprggs Off red six bills, ono of which was de
tented IN the House, and tho remainder Will die In
committee.
OF the eight bills brought in by Mr.. stahlnecker,
two sun IN committee. substitute for the 1oh-
kcr- In ing bill has been rel orted
DR.. swinbnne brought n twenty six bills. of which
only Goth pension bills. have become laws me
rest hive benn either adversely reported. or not re-
ported at all and 1t is not Likely that any OF them
will receive favor be act on.
General Vieie contributed twenty bills among which
were "a MEXICAN tension bill bill to give the frank
ing privilege to Mrs Grant and a bill to Incorporate
tie NJ rhine Canal Company. OF Nicaragua None
of General Veles bills have passed the House, ana
only two of thom have been reported fayoraby. at
this SCI sion be has Ofeiol enc private BILL
MT Weber has been fortunate. or the twenty
nine hills introduced bv him, nine have become laws
ak with ind three without the signature II Glover
C,evcand All Jf them wcrc pension bits Two
pens on bills after passing hth houses w,re VETOED
The Erie and Oswcgo Canal bill and The bill u pen
sion dependent IA rent have been tavoraby reported
The re-t of MIR Weber's bills have been sublccten
TO strnguat on At this session he has brought in
till TO establish o lighthouse at Fort Niagara.
OF the twenty bills Offered by George west, Two
have been reported adversely and none OF the rest
his been acted In committee. MIR. west mas OF
ferc,l OF o ems on hill ut this session
Of the fifty four bills and resolutions which have
became laws thor relate TO the distribution Of pub
Io 90 ments one relieves the suTctP> I'll pnOlc
Officer and fifty eraht pensions to mdlVhuaL'. vi
TIE 5TG bills which have not become laws. proDaoN
at east 05 per cent vii die with he Congress me
mos that hill Offered at this session VIII De
come a law l. faint in eed II should be noted as
to some # the genera b :. ~cred ana not relotea'
that their ma II features have been Incorporated In
othrr bits which have been rel Orted by committees
Iassc,, by both branches of Congress and placed on
the statute book.